A master course to digital marketing in TV production

A master course to digital marketing in TV production, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 143 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 10 reviews, and has 69 subscribers.

You will learn about Demonstrate basic computer and software operation terminology. Care in the handling of media production hardware and software. Knowledge of and concern of production values. Understand the underlying principles of technology. Safe production practices and equipment operation. Comprehend document paths, extensions and file formats. Demonstrate proficiency in computer file management and organization. Demonstrate an understanding of basic terminology, techniques, software and hardware related to computer graphics. Produce two-dimensional videos utilizing a variety of media applications. Operate video editing applications (Adobe Premiere CC). Import and export video and sound clips (Adobe Media Encoder). Approach video projects that illustrate a personal vision and aesthetic. Demonstrate originality and creativity. Develop visual style and design that is supportive of the content. Basic to intermediate terminology, techniques, software and hardware related to producing TV commercials. Basic to intermediate terminology, techniques, and software related to producing scripts and story boards for TV commercials. Develop a props lists. The ability to cast actors for TV commercials. Organizational skills and competency in sound recording. Understanding of producing quality video, audio and lighting of a TV commercial. Understand video formats. Understand video editing techniques, including transitions and motion graphics using keyframes. Optimize and export video to multiple formats. Upload their TV commercials to the internet. Maintain and troubleshoot equipment and software. Thinking critically and solving problems effectively while creating TV commercials. This course is ideal for individuals who are For beginner editors and hobbyists that want produce high quality TV advertisements. or For entrepreneurs looking forward to learn more about "video production". It is particularly useful for For beginner editors and hobbyists that want produce high quality TV advertisements. or For entrepreneurs looking forward to learn more about "video production".

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Summary

Title: A master course to digital marketing in TV production

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 143

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 143

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 147

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 147

Original Price: $109.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Demonstrate basic computer and software operation terminology.
Care in the handling of media production hardware and software.
Knowledge of and concern of production values.
Understand the underlying principles of technology.
Safe production practices and equipment operation.
Comprehend document paths, extensions and file formats.
Demonstrate proficiency in computer file management and organization.
Demonstrate an understanding of basic terminology, techniques, software and hardware related to computer graphics.
Produce two-dimensional videos utilizing a variety of media applications.
Operate video editing applications (Adobe Premiere CC).
Import and export video and sound clips (Adobe Media Encoder).
Approach video projects that illustrate a personal vision and aesthetic.
Demonstrate originality and creativity.
Develop visual style and design that is supportive of the content.
Basic to intermediate terminology, techniques, software and hardware related to producing TV commercials.
Basic to intermediate terminology, techniques, and software related to producing scripts and story boards for TV commercials.
Develop a props lists.
The ability to cast actors for TV commercials.
Organizational skills and competency in sound recording.
Understanding of producing quality video, audio and lighting of a TV commercial.
Understand video formats.
Understand video editing techniques, including transitions and motion graphics using keyframes.
Optimize and export video to multiple formats.
Upload their TV commercials to the internet.
Maintain and troubleshoot equipment and software.
Thinking critically and solving problems effectively while creating TV commercials.

Who Should Attend

For beginner editors and hobbyists that want produce high quality TV advertisements.
For entrepreneurs looking forward to learn more about "video production".

Target Audiences

For beginner editors and hobbyists that want produce high quality TV advertisements.
For entrepreneurs looking forward to learn more about "video production".

Ever thought of the video magic and marketing strategies behind TV commercials? If so, this is your course!

This course provides entry to intermediate level training in TV production. Instruction covers the following areas: multimedia applications, pre-production, production, post-production, content distribution, formats, and digital audio production. Enrolled students will use their personal computers and a video camera to produce their TV commercials at home.

You can enroll in the course today and purchase the required software later as we don’t start working with Adobe Creative Software until section 5 of the course. Get ready to immerse yourself in distinctive post-production techniques in video editing, sound, motion graphics, and more!

This course will be taught by Bachelor of Arts degree conferee, Samuel B. Rodriguez, who is distinguished for his post-production credits at Lionsgate, Saban Films, and other production companies. His work has previously displayed on Univision, Telemundo, online, and theaters worldwide. Most recently, Samuel has received SAG-AFTRA (American labor union that represents media professionals) eligibility after his recent appearance on NBC’s Primetime Emmys as a trophy presenter. Rest assured that you are in good hands learning through Samuel’s hilarious yet high quality instruction techniques.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Overview of the course

Lecture 1: Overview of the course

Chapter 2: Software

Lecture 1: Adobe premiere

Lecture 2: Adobe media encoder

Lecture 3: Adobe after effects

Chapter 3: Advice

Lecture 1: Acting do's and don'ts

Lecture 2: Equipment

Lecture 3: Staying out of trouble

Chapter 4: The production process

Lecture 1: Pre production part 1

Lecture 2: Pre production part 2

Lecture 3: Pre production part 3

Lecture 4: Pre production part 4

Lecture 5: Pre production part 5

Lecture 6: Pre production part 6

Lecture 7: Production stage part 1 (Intro to production)

Lecture 8: Production stage part 2 (Facial)

Lecture 9: Production stage part 3 (Hiding your microphone)

Lecture 10: Production stage part 4 (Teleprompter application)

Lecture 11: Productions stage part 5

Lecture 12: Production stage part 6

Lecture 13: Production stage part 7

Lecture 14: Post production

Chapter 5: The newbie league for adobe premiere pro

Lecture 1: Introduction to section 5

Lecture 2: Overview of the software

Lecture 3: Organizing our files

Lecture 4: Starting a new project on premiere

Lecture 5: How layers work

Lecture 6: The time line

Lecture 7: Play and pause

Lecture 8: Sync audio part 1

Lecture 9: Sync audio part 2

Lecture 10: Sync audio part 3

Lecture 11: Tools to master

Lecture 12: Cleaning up the mess part 1

Lecture 13: Cleaning up the mess part 2

Lecture 14: Scale and Position

Lecture 15: Stacking FIVE videos part 1

Lecture 16: Stacking FIVE videos part 2

Chapter 6: Green screen madness

Lecture 1: Intro to section six

Lecture 2: Blue VS Green screen

Lecture 3: Masking your first blue screen

Lecture 4: Removing your first blue screen

Lecture 5: Removing spill

Lecture 6: Masking and removing BLUE screens part 1

Lecture 7: Masking and removing BLUE screens part 2

Lecture 8: Masking and removing BLUE screens part 3

Lecture 9: Masking and removing GREEN screens part 1

Lecture 10: Masking and removing GREEN screens part 2

Lecture 11: Adding backgrounds

Lecture 12: Adding backgrounds to acapella

Lecture 13: Adding and adjusting acapella backgrounds

Lecture 14: Organizing the solids

Lecture 15: A general overview

Lecture 16: Media offline error

Lecture 17: Final thoughts

Chapter 7: The newbie league for adobe after effects

Lecture 1: Intro to section seven

Lecture 2: Starting a new project.

Lecture 3: Essential tools and functions

Lecture 4: Explaining a composition, text and shapes tool.

Lecture 5: Deleting elements and fixing a messy work space

Lecture 6: Saving and resuming later

Lecture 7: Timing objects on your time line

Lecture 8: The concepts of layering

Lecture 9: Vertical text tool and changing composition settings

Lecture 10: Explaining the "characters" tab

Lecture 11: Custom shapes with the pin tool

Lecture 12: Learning the rotation tool

Lecture 13: Learning the anchor point tool

Lecture 14: The anchor, hand, and zoom tool

Lecture 15: The canvas tab

Lecture 16: The paragraph panel

Lecture 17: The project and preview panel

Lecture 18: overview so far

Chapter 8: Visual properties and style

Lecture 1: Intro to section eight

Lecture 2: Animations used in the TuxTshirts Commercial

Lecture 3: Animating your first text

Lecture 4: Zooming in your time line

Lecture 5: Easy ease in & Easy ease out

Lecture 6: The scale property

Lecture 7: The rotation property

Lecture 8: The solid

Lecture 9: Scaling a solid

Lecture 10: alternative to scaling

Lecture 11: The adjustment layer

Lecture 12: The null and general overview

Chapter 9: Welcome to the real world

Lecture 1: Intro to section nine

Lecture 2: Dynamic linking within premiere and after effects

Lecture 3: Stylizing solids part 1

Instructors

Samuel Rodriguez
Producer

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